Monday DE: No more, no less

[splash_of_blue]

Afternoon, chaps! Happy Bank Holiday weekend to all those who've got one.

And since it is a holiday, let's do some fic!

Usual drill: post your pups in, get prompts, write write write

Your specific challenge this time is to provide your responses in the traditional drabble format: 100 words exactly.

Go go go! Have fun!


(Fun fact: Google has just informed me that the archaic meaning of 'drabble' is a verb meaning 'make or become wet and dirty by movement into or through muddy water'. Make of that as you will.)

Comments

[alongfallfromgrace]

Bring it, though responses will be slow/filled throughout the week, as I'm pretty sure I haven't had a full matched-with-the-schedule three day weekend since 2008. It's either going to be slow AF today at work, or completely insane. I know which one I'm voting for.

So!

This Boy Here
Klaus Hargreeves
Cecil Palmer
Jon Sims

and, challenge mode to see if I can do it:
Chief Gwi (Mystic Popup Bar)

[sardonicynic]

→ Wei Wuxian: duality
→ Klaus: first tattoo
→ Cecil: fax from another dimension
→ Jon: I am the archive of our failure
→ Chief Gwi: when dreams bend and breathe

[queenofmay]

I'm on my first day of the first week of freedom after the sheer, drowning hell of ten months of distance learning teaching, so expect this week to be a lot of quiet/mental-emotional recuperation, but I super plan to do writing/tag things next week and through my next three months freedom. Please to shower a girl with options to be inspired by.

Jean Grey
Jo Harvelle
Lady Marian
Sara Lance

Rare, incases they decide to talk: Audrey Parker, Belle French, Edward Cullen, Peeta Mellark, Snow White/Mary Margaret, Steve McGarrett, XVII | The Star

[sardonicynic]

Smorgasbord a-go-go:

→ Jean Grey: the silence in between what I thought and what I said
→ Jo Harvelle: one more round
→ Lady Marian: eyes that cut like diamonds
→ Sara Lance: the winding roads that led me here
→ Edward Cullen: what ravages of spirit conjured this tempestuous rage?
→ Star: a revelation in the light of day